Europe wants to keep its home-grown innovators from going abroad in search of new funding, not just new sales. Yet national barriers make the European Union’s single market more of a dream than a financing resource. Far from adding red tape, joined-up supervision is a benefit the EU could offer its entrepreneurs.
and rally economic resources. Rising trade tensions with China, and the EU’s own desire to bolster its economic security after the pandemic and the Ukraine war, have only underlined the importance of the project.
European equity markets are less than half the size of their U.S. counterparts by market capitalisation, but the bloc has more than three times as many exchange groups, according to a 2021by London-based New Financial. The think tank calculated that Europe, including trading partners like the UK and Switzerland, has 22 different stock exchange groups operating 35 different exchanges for listings and 41 exchanges for trading.
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